A Person Is Sometimes Described as Intelligent Because He Speaks

question 464

Multiple Choice

A person is sometimes described as intelligent because he speaks only when he has something important to say. The "few words" spoken are often considered more important than the many words spoken by others. Among the trait theorists, the belief that personality can be understood in terms of only two dimensions would be held by ____________________.

• A)Raymond Cattell
• B)Charles Whitman
• C)Hans Eysenck
• D)David Buss

Develop an understanding of the experimental methods commonly used in psychology to study behavioral phenomena.

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